Sahara Boston is a London born self-taught artist.

 She draws inspiration from diverse sources such as nature, ancient art and architecture, especially from old cultures in the Middle East, Africa, America and Australia; but mainly from within, visions and ideas that she needs to bring to life. Nothing is studied or a copy of anything intentional, she likes to think that her art is something that could look like it was discovered thousands of years ago, in a cave somewhere in the desert.

She draws most of her designs with fine pigment liner pens onto paper, but also uses mediums such as acrylic and oil paints, as well as straight to fabric painting with fabric and silk inks. She does not use computers in the drawing process.

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“My artworks are also about a balance, what feels right. It is subconscious, but I can feel what should go where, if I think the flow disappears; I go into a 'zone' and only then does everything flow with ease, I'm totally at peace, I think most artists draw this way.. I might consciously think of new ideas for artworks, positioning, colours etc. but the actual drawing or painting is a more sensory and spiritual experience.”

Artworks are then hand screen printed by Sahara in her London studio, with water based inks. Having a love of nature, she is a strong supporter and believer in saving and helping the planet, and all garments and prints are made from ethically and sustainably produced materials.

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Formally known as Madwunz, Sahara recently changed the name of her brand to her own name, being more of an artist than a brand. She sees selling her art on clothing, specifically t-shirts, as just another kind of canvas, one that is free and seen more, than just being hung on a wall.

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Sahara's artwork is also available on Limited Edition screen prints, which she hand screen prints herself in her London studio.

 

All garments and prints are sent out in 100% biodegradable  packaging.

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To find out more about how our products are made and where they are sourced, please go to "Our Ethics" page.

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